Similar to what is occurring in the realm of 4G radio infrastructure equipment, the wireless backhaul market is experiencing healthy diversification in order to provide the most suitable solution t

TeliaSonera's LTE network expansion is on track in Sweden. Telia has added Västerås in its 4G network with promise to provide practical speeds of up to 80 Mbps.

3G Americas has officially announced its name change to 4G Americas.

HTC plans to release an LTE phone next year, according to the company's CEO Peter Chou.

At an investor conference in New York, Verizon's CEO Ivan Seidenberg said that Verizon's new data plans would be different from AT&T's plans, but he didn't provide details.

MetroPCS has introduced first commercially available 4G LTE enabled handset, the Samsung Craft with it's commercial LTE launch in Las Vegas.

Sprint & Clearwire have officially announced the launch of 4G WiMAX services in Orlando today. Orlando is the third city in Florida to receive 4G service.

Several years ago backhaul was considered just an ancillary part of mobile base stations and did not get much attention from the industry.

AT&T plans to launch its LTE network around the middle of next year and will cover some 70-75 million people by the end of 2011. 

Verizon has once again confirmed the plans to launch LTE in 30 cities however they have not released city names yet.

The use of laptops and smartphones on mobile networks is a key driver for traffic growth.

Following up on last week’s article about the slate of activity that will take place around the launch of LTE before the end of 2010, a fresh barrage of news has rolled forward.

Walmart has announced the launch of Walmart Family Mobile, a post-paid plan without a contract or multi-year commitment.

According to 3G Americas, 3GPP mobile (UMTS-HSPA) subscriptions  represnts 73 percent of the total (net) new connections in the mobile industry in North, Central and South America in the secon